Sweeten the fun this New Year’s! Inspired by kibidango (Japanese dumplings), this soft candy is perfect for sharing with family and friends. 

Note: the paper wrapping’s edible, too!

This snack gives a shout-out to sobameshi, a tasty mashup of yakisoba and fried rice. Rice puffs and dried soba come together for one crunchy, savory bite.

Common Allergens: Wheat, Soy, Shrimp, Egg

Coated in honey soy sauce, this cracker is downright tasty! Plus, its festive red-and-white packaging makes it the perfect snack for your end-of-year celebration.

Common Allergens: Wheat, Mackerel, Soy, Honey

May Contain Traces Of: Shrimp, Egg, Dairy

Fried to perfection, these crispy rice cracker bites are lightly seasoned with roasted sea salt, making every bite delightfully flavorful and crunchy.

May Contain Traces Of: Shrimp, Crab, Wheat, Egg, Dairy, Peanut 

Start the New Year with a taste of nostalgia! This traditional neriame candy has a soft, fluffy texture and a sweet flavor that’s loved by kids and adults alike.

Eating mochi for New Year’s in Japan is said to bring good luck and strength, so we had to include this treat! With its soft, chewy center and sweet kinako (roasted soybean flour) chocolate coating, it’s a tasty way to welcome the new year.

May Contain Traces Of: Wheat, Egg, Peanut, Walnut 

Celebrate new beginnings with these truffle cheese bites! A rich, creamy cheese filling wrapped in light, crispy layers of pie crust makes them absolutely irresistible.

Common Allergens: Egg, Dairy, Wheat, Soy 

Add a little extra luck with these crispy green peas! Seasoned with a mix of sea salt and black pepper, they’ll keep you coming back for more.

May Contain Traces Of: Shrimp, Wheat, Dairy, Peanut

Azuki (red bean) is traditionally eaten in Japan for New Year’s to ward off bad luck, so we included this red bean taiyaki. Its smooth red bean filling and chewy dough make every bite a lucky treat! 

Bye-bye, 2025! Hello, 2026! Kick off the new year with a comforting cup of miso soup. Its warm, savory bonito broth and silky tofu cubes are sure to make you feel cozy and satisfied.

Looking for the perfect snack to power your anime binge? These potato sticks have you covered! Crunchy and lightly salted, they bring the perfect touch of savory.

May Contain Traces Of: Wheat, Egg, Dairy, Peanut, Shrimp, Crab, Walnut

Snap, crackle, pop! Bring a fizzy burst of flavor to your year-end anime watch party with these fun soda-flavored candies.

It’s time to ring in the New Year, TokyoTreat-style! 🎍✨

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Happy New Year!

Japan welcomes the year with many fun traditions that bring a fresh start.

Happy New Year!

Japan welcomes the year with many fun traditions that bring a fresh start.

DID YOU KNOW?

Before the New Year, families in Japan take part in Ōsōji, a deep cleaning of their homes.

DID YOU KNOW?

Before the New Year, families in Japan take part in Ōsōji, a deep cleaning of their homes.

New Year Snackings

What’s inside this box

Happy New Year!

Japan welcomes the year with many fun traditions that bring a fresh start.

Happy New Year!

Japan welcomes the year with many fun traditions that bring a fresh start.

DID YOU KNOW?

Before the New Year, families in Japan take part in Ōsōji, a deep cleaning of their homes.

DID YOU KNOW?

Before the New Year, families in Japan take part in Ōsōji, a deep cleaning of their homes.